First time here, came for brunch on a Caturday. This place is inside of a food hall. Very cute! I enjoyed my window view. Place wasn't busy. Service was fast. I like everyone was polite & friendly! I ordered French Dip Baguette. It was made with sourdough bread, was so fresh and delish. I dig (& dip) the Au Jus! + It comes with crispy French fries. Lots of food paired with a Mimosa! Enjoy the photo of my leftover. : ) read more

Brasserie Lundi - French Dip Baguette - left'o - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I really wanted to love this place on my first lunch visit. The interior of Brasserie Lundi definitely reads as French and so do the prices. But the execution of the food didn't quite live up to the ambiance. I went with the classic Croque Madame which is described on the menu as "Toasted brioche, ham, creamy cheese sauce, sunny-side-up egg." Brioche wasn't toasted (or even broiled after the cheese sauce) which made it really difficult to cut through since the bread was so tough. The frites were just meh. The Niçoise salad was also alright. If I come back I could just come back for this. It was dressed well (instead of in the traditional salade composée) and I ate on that more than the sandwich. The Crous St. Martin Cotes Du Rhône ($13) went well with lunch. I think the menu price is a little higher than what I was actually charged so that was a nice surprise. Especially considering the pour was a little on the anemic side, it probably was fair. Maybe the large lunch party that was seated ahead of me caught the kitchen off guard and my table got lost in the shuffle? I've had better Croque Madame at la Madeleine and they charge a lot less than Brasserie Lundi. My server was incredibly attentive even though the food didn't live up to the decor. read more

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Brasserie Lundi was a beautiful surprise in downtown Atlanta and exactly the kind of restaurant I'm always hoping to stumble across when traveling for work. After working later than planned, I abandoned my original dinner plans in Alpharetta, searched OpenTable for something nearby, and found Lundi. The menu looked interesting, the space looked gorgeous, and off I went. First impression: what a beautiful restaurant. Floor-to-ceiling glass, warm lighting, blonde wood, comfortable upholstered chairs and an elegant modern brasserie feel without being stuffy. I was given a lovely table by the window, perfect for dining solo and watching Atlanta go by. I later learned they offer complimentary valet parking underneath the building--a major plus downtown. I'd already scored a street space directly in front and used the ParkMobile app, so either way, parking was painless. After a long day, a cocktail was mandatory. I ordered a Paper Plane, one of my favorites. Delicious and beautifully presented, although Paper Planes continue to remind me that I apparently have expensive taste in cocktails. At $20+, this may need to become an occasional indulgence! I was craving comfort food, and Burger Lundi absolutely delivered. Two smashed beef patties, aged cheddar, bacon jam and fries. The glossy brioche bun was buttery and perfectly toasted, the burger was juicy and flavorful, and the fries were hot, crisp and exactly what fries should be. Ketchup AND mayonnaise for me, thank you. And yes, I ate my burger Costanza-style with a knife and fork. No apologies. I had already spotted the Burnt Basque Cheesecake before arriving, so dessert was happening. What arrived was far more interesting than expected: creamy cheesecake with that beautifully burnished top, peach compote and a generous snowfall of finely grated Ewephoria cheese. Sweet, salty, creamy, fruity--it worked. I loved the unexpected savory note from the cheese. Service was polished, warm and attentive throughout, and pricing felt fair for the quality, setting and downtown location. My only disappointment had nothing to do with the food or service: the restaurant was nearly empty. Aside from one larger table, it was basically me in this gorgeous dining room. I hope that was simply an unusually quiet evening because this space deserves some energy. Beautiful room, complimentary valet, excellent service, a seriously good burger and a memorable cheesecake. Brasserie Lundi earned a spot on my Atlanta return list. Life is too short not to eat well. Get out there and find your next meal! read more

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We really enjoyed our meal here, special shoutout to the friendly service and the bartender who makes a great French 75. Favorite dishes were the steak frites and lamb croquettes read more

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It's located inside the Peacherie food hall. Parking it's weird, the inside is small as well. I think it only consists of 3 restaurants unless there's more upstairs? It was late night and this was the only 1 open. Cute, small spot but wasn't too big of a fan of the portions nor the actual plate either. I'm assuming the salmon is always medium but i wish i knew so i could have asked for it to be well-done. My date's steak was very yummmmmmy but i did not like mine 1 bit. Thankfully it was just for a quick dinner date so it wasn't that big of deal about the food's expectations. The drinks on the other hand, amazing. read more

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Brasserie Lundi Brasserie Lundi is a pleasant spot with a polished feel, and it's nice to have another French-leaning option in Atlanta. If you're looking for something different from the usual restaurants in the area, it's worth checking out. I've been twice, once with friends and once for a solo lunch, and both experiences were consistent. The food is fine, but not especially memorable. The standout, honestly, is the fries, which are excellent and easily the best thing on the menu. One challenge is value. The lunch and dinner menus are the same, which makes lunch feel surprisingly expensive. At those prices, the food doesn't quite deliver the level of taste or refinement I'd expect from a strong French restaurant. For this lunch I had the croque madame. Well composed and would have been excellent but for the béchamel. It was grainy and really took away from what would have been an excellent dish. Overall, Brasserie Lundi is a nice change of pace and a solid option if you want something new nearby, but it hasn't yet lived up to the quality-to-price balance that would make it a regular go-to. read more

Brasserie Lundi - croque madame - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I flew to Atlanta on February 1, 2026 for a meeting the next day and was staying at the Residence Inn. Since I was tired from traveling, I wanted something close to the hotel. I went to Perfect Seasoning and had the Curry Chicken plate, which was prepared quickly and came with cabbage and veggies, rice and beans, and 3 pieces of chicken (wings and legs). The chicken was the most tender I have ever eaten and I pulled the chicken off the bone with a plastic fork. The cook added extra juice to the rice and I pulled the rice into the curry sauce to not waste any sauce. The cabbage and veggies were very tender. They will be adding a warmer so they can make desserts, which I am sure will be amazing! Thanks for a great dinner experience! read more

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A beautiful French restaurant tucked in the corner of Peachtree and 17th street. Want an upscale vibe with offset lighting and soft music? Here is the spot. They have their own parking deck with security entry. Yes you have to buzz in. Great for a date night or anniversary things! I would book a reservation for that special touch. Now to the food. The menu is broken down into brunch, lunch and dinner menu. Each menu is small but packed with staples like tartar and raw oysters. Simple but high quality ingredients read more

Brasserie Lundi - Happy hour menu - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I love a French spot. This place is simple elegance. The service was great and the French bread on the sandwich was delicious. read more

Brasserie Lundi - French Onion Soup - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Absolutely love this place. It's a hidden gem. The service, food and drinks are always great! Not loud, great for intimate gatherings or a date night. The only, reason I did not give 5 stars is because parking. When coming for dinner I always have to wait in the parking garage for security to come downstairs to let me in. It's a hassle. read more

Brasserie Lundi - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I was excited to try this place. It's new to the area and it's very luxe and French so I was intrigued. There is a paring garage behind the restaurant and they do offers parking validation ; however there is street parking as well if you're lucky. I came with a big group- about 10 of us and our service handled us pretty well. She checked in frequently in addition to other servers helping her. I was happy for that. Nothing on the entree items stuck out to so I ordered a side of fries which were quite delicious and plentiful. I love shoestring fries. And they were hot and crispy. The only thing I honestly was looking forward to was the cocktail and the dessert. I've wanted to try a Kir Royale for years but never had it. Fortunately, they had it on the menu so I couldn't pass it up. It was perfect. For dessert, I got the Profiteroles which the server sold me on however were satisfactory. The phyllo dough just taste refrigerated. And I was looking for more richness to the dark chocolate sauce but it lacked. Wouldn't order it again. If I were to come back, I'd consider ordering the cod. I thoroughly enjoyed the preparation and presentation. Or the burger. And I don't eat mussels but they looked delicious. read more

Brasserie Lundi - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I stopped by Brasserie Lundi for a recent business lunch and it was a great meal. Despite being part of a food hall concept the restaurant is in a dedicated space and has a charming, upscale ambiance. There are a number of tables located along the extensive windows overlooking Peachtree Street; I'm always a fan of a cafe with a view. Service was solid and I appreciated my waiter taking the time to explain the menu and his personal favorites. I opted for a Croque Madame sandwich paired with a side of charred broccolini and both were excellent (the included frites were very nice as well). The food took a few minutes to come out but I could tell it was freshly prepared so definitely worth the wait; portions were generous. Prices were on the higher side but in line with the food quality, setting, and service. Overall a fine lunch and I'll definitely be back soon with my wife for a date night. read more

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I was googling restaurants near the HIGH museum and this place came up. I love French food. It was an easy sell to my friend joining me as well. Everything from start to finish was EXCEPTIONAL! Kyle was our server. He was very knowledgeable And super attentive! My friend and I had a dozen oysters, half from the east coast & half from the West! Absolutely perfect! West coast ones are HUGE! We then shared a French onion soup. Very tasty and perfect size! The entree was absolutely to die for. We split the steak and frites. We also added a side of broccolini. Steak was cut with a butter knife. Absolutely gorgeous presentation and overall just high quality food at fair prices. Broccolini was in a delicious butter sauce. Fries were perfect. Met the chef herself! Cannot wait to go back! HIGHLY RECOMMEND! read more

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If you're searching for Midtown Atlanta dining that feels like a trip to Paris, look no further than Brasserie Lundi -- the newest gem inside Atlanta's beautiful new Peacherie Food Hall. From the moment I stepped in, I felt transported -- the light-filled space, the soft French music, and that signature brasserie charm made it feel like I was dining in a café along the Seine. I started with the Plateau de Fruits de Mer -- oysters and shrimp so fresh they tasted like they'd come straight from the coast. The Croquettes de Merguez were next-level -- crispy on the outside, perfectly spiced lamb on the inside. My favorite moment was when they presented the Halibut en Papillote tableside -- such a beautiful touch, and the flavor was delicate yet rich. The Poulet Rôti (roasted half chicken) was tender, juicy, and came with the most incredible pan sauce. Don't skip the artisan bread, tucked neatly into a napkin -- adorable presentation and perfectly warm. Their cocktail program is a standout -- the Espresso Tini was divine, the Kir Royal sparkled with French flair, and the Saffron Old Fashioned was an instant favorite. Between the elegant design, attentive service, and validated parking (a Midtown win), Brasserie Lundi is my new go-to for date night, brunch, or after-work drinks. If you're looking for a French brasserie experience that blends style, flavor, and Atlanta energy, this is it. I can't wait to come back and work my way through the rest of the menu! Inside @peacherieatl Follow @brasserielundi for updates and hours. read more

Fantastic ambience and wonderful service. We've yet to have a dish that we didn't love. A fabulous addition to the area! Bre and Adam at the bar are the best! If you're looking for a Parisian Art Nouveau escape, this is it. read more

Had high hopes as the restaurant is nicely appointed and attractive. But with slow service and so-so food, I was disappointed. Then came the bill: we had 10 people in our party and only two credit cards were allowed per table. So five people on each side of the table had to be billed together with one person in each group responsible for paying. I have never heard of anything that ridiculous. People scrambled to pay each other back and it made for a very bad ending to a just ok evening. Just the billing situation alone will keep me from going back. read more

Delicious food The service was impressive and hospitable from everyone. Including our graceful waiter Jermaine Brooks. The Chef Nick came to the table. read more

Brasserie Lundi - Added Brunch bar area - French Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I will not be coming back here and I am sorry that I cannot recommend this place for anyone with a pallet over the age of five years old. The fries taste like frozen store-bought McDonald's french fries even when the server told me they were hand cut.. and the rest of the food, well bland unrecommendable. The price was absolutely astronomical, extremely overpriced. I asked for a glass of water and they brought me a $10 bottle of Evian. And the ambience was like eating in a cafeteria how bright it was. read more

Here again! The Ricotta pancakes are flavorful and fluffy. So good. The cheese omelette sounded delicious, we asked to add ham and the did not hesitate. It was delicious. Egg was light and cooked right, the blend of cheese with the french ham was delicious. Coffee with baileys too. You definitely have to eat brunch here. I know we will be back again! read more